German metal motorbike crate, approximately 80% covered with its original sandy yellow paint. The carrying handle and locking hooks are still present. Characteristic wear, uniform patina, and a few dents visible on the surface. Condition II+. According to the seller's information, this item comes from Houffalize. From 20 December 1944, German troops occupied Houffalize, exploiting its key position at the crossroads of several important roads. This occupation was intended to facilitate the advance westwards and hinder Allied movements. The town remained under German control until 16 January 1945, when the Allied forces succeeded in retaking it. German motorbike metal crate, retaining approximately 80% of its original sandyellow paint. The carrying handle and closure hooks are both present. The piece shows characteristic wear, a uniform patina, and a few visible dents on the surface. Condition II+. According to the seller, this item originates from Houffalize. Starting on December 20, 1944, German troops occupied Houffalize, taking advantage of its key position at the intersection of several important roads. This occupation was intended to support the westward advance and disrupt Allied movements. The town remained under German control until January 16, 1945, when Allied forces successfully retook it.